Berlin is reviewing Rhysida's 5.79TB release of state data after refusing to pay a ransom; files reportedly include national defense and threat response plans
Berlin Data Leak: A District Is Blocking the Senate's Forensics Vendor The Senate Chancellery contracted CrowdStrike to examine Berlin district systems for traces left by Rhysida. The district of Lichtenberg has so far refused access, and the dispute has become the operationally …
Rhysida hit German 🇩🇪 state administration in 2026: Stuttgart listed on the leak site in May, Berlin confirmed data exfiltration across five days in August before network separation. The attack chain runs far upstream of the ransomware binary. Key findings: - The Vanilla Tempest/…
UPDATE: The Berlin government cyberattack has now escalated into a major security incident. Around 5.8 TB of stolen government data - reportedly some 1.44 million files - has been published after Berlin refused to pay the Rhysida ransomware group. German federal authorities are n…
🚨 Rhysida publishes stolen State of Berlin data after ransom refusal The State of Berlin has now confirmed that stolen government data has been published following the expiration of Rhysida's extortion deadline on September 4. Berlin had previously confirmed that a group identify…
Don't see it much in the English speaking twitter but earlier today the hacker group Rhysida released ~5.4TB of data stolen from the Berlin government It ranges from personal data of people, state employees, to vulnerabilities of critical infrastructure such as the water supply